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LazyCURL - 0.4.0

Published by EsteveSegura 7 months ago

New Features:

Launch or Print: This LazyCURL feature allows you to select between 2 new modes. Launch the command directly or print the command on the screen for the user to decide when to launch it.

With the release of 0.4.0, We add small tweaks that can improve the user's usability.

New Contributors

@SantiMA10 made their first contribution in https://github.com/EsteveSegura/LazyCURL/pull/2

Full Changelog: https://github.com/EsteveSegura/LazyCURL/compare/0.3.0...0.4.0

LazyCURL - LazyCURL 0.3.0: Enhanced Security and Connectivity Latest Release

Published by EsteveSegura 7 months ago

New Features:

Authentication Support (--user [user:password]): LazyCURL now supports passing authentication credentials directly in the command line, facilitating secure access to protected resources. This feature is indispensable for interacting with APIs and web services that require user authentication.
Proxy Integration (--proxy [protocol://user:password]@ProxyHost:[port]): We've introduced the ability to route your requests through a specified proxy server. This enhancement is particularly valuable for users needing to test web applications from different network environments or those seeking an added layer of privacy in their web interactions.

With the release of 0.3.0, LazyCURL continues to evolve, prioritizing features that empower users with more control over their web requests while maintaining simplicity and ease of use. We are dedicated to enhancing LazyCURL's functionality based on community feedback and the ever-changing landscape of web development.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/EsteveSegura/LazyCURL/compare/0.2.0...0.3.0

LazyCURL - LazyCURL 0.2.0: Expanding Global Reach and Usability

Published by EsteveSegura 7 months ago

Enhancements:

Localization Improvements: Transitioned the entire codebase and documentation from Spanish to English, broadening accessibility for the global developer community.
npm Publication: Officially released LazyCURL on npm, making it effortlessly accessible for installation. Explore the package here.
User-Agent Suggestions: Enhanced the User-Agent feature with a curated list of common user agents, streamlining testing across various devices and browsers.

New Features:

Cookie Management (--cookie [name=value]): Introduced the ability to include cookies directly in your HTTP requests. This feature is crucial for interacting with websites that utilize cookie-based session management.

This update marks a significant leap forward in LazyCURL's development, focusing on user experience and global accessibility. We're committed to continuous improvement and eagerly await your feedback to make LazyCURL even better.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/EsteveSegura/LazyCURL/compare/0.1.0...0.2.0

LazyCURL - LazyCURL 0.1.0: Streamlining HTTP Requests

Published by EsteveSegura 7 months ago

Features

This initial release lays the foundation for a robust and user-friendly tool to simplify and enhance HTTP request handling. We are committed to continuously improving LazyCURL to meet the evolving needs of developers and testers alike.

Method Support (-X [Method]): Introducing the ability to specify HTTP methods such as GET and POST, enhancing control over server interactions.
Custom Headers (-H [name:value]): Added functionality to include custom HTTP headers, allowing for a more tailored request with specifics like content types and authentication tokens.
Data Transmission (--data [data]): Facilitated sending data to the server, supporting form inputs for POST requests and more, to improve interaction with web services.
Header Inclusion (-i): Implemented the option to display server response headers, offering insights into server responses for better debugging and analysis.
Response Saving (--output [file]): Enabled saving server responses directly to a file, making it easier to download content or capture API responses for further processing.
User Agent Customization (--user-agent): Added the capability to modify the user agent, aiding in testing different browser or device responses.
Automatic Redirection (--location): Introduced automatic following of HTTP redirects, ensuring seamless navigation through server-directed URLs.
Insecure SSL (--insecure): Provided an option to bypass SSL certificate verification, useful for development environments and dealing with self-signed certificates.
Verbose Output (--verbose): Enhanced the output with detailed request and response information, invaluable for in-depth debugging and understanding HTTP exchanges.